The Bond Disability and Development Group (DDG) is a network of 306 members and 116 organisations who come together to influence UK international development and humanitarian policies to be more inclusive of people with disability.
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GDS25: Time is running out to prioritise disability in development
As international development shrinks, and donors and implementers reprioritise, what’s at stake for the 16% of people in the world with a disability ahead of the 2025 Global Disability Summit? And why does disability inclusion in development matter, both for the UK and the world?
IDC inquiry into disability inclusion: four key priorities for the government’s response
Last week, the International Development Committee (IDC) published its report and recommendations on the adequacy and effectiveness of the FCDO’s work on disability inclusion. Here. the Bond Disability and Development Group analyse the report, looking at what works, and what priorities the FCDO need to make.
Disability-inclusive development: How the government’s approach can be improved
The Bond Disability and Development Group analyse the government’s approach to disability inclusion in development following Andrew Mitchell giving evidence to the International Development Committee on the matter.